Auto-Login to Gmail Accounts

Log into multiple Gmail accounts automatically in isolated browser profiles. Each account gets its own cookies, fingerprint, and proxy — preventing Google from linking accounts or triggering security checkpoints. Pairs well with Gmail account care for ongoing maintenance.

How to Auto-Login to Gmail Accounts

1. Add your Gmail account credentials (email, password, recovery email, 2FA) to the profile list.
2. Assign a unique proxy to each profile.
3. Select the profiles to log in.
4. Click Run to start the bulk login process.
5. Export results to CSV/Excel with status for each account.

Key Features

• Bulk auto-login — Provide a list of accounts, and the tool handles the full login flow sequentially or in parallel, checking live/dead status in minutes
• Anti-detection technology — Each account runs in a private browser profile with no data leakage between accounts; actions (clicks, typing speed) are randomized to mimic human behavior
• Status export — After running, export a report with input info (mail, password, recoveryMail, 2FA) plus a Status column (login successful, incorrect password, verification required/checkpoint)

Exported Report Fields

Input	Output
Email, Password, Recovery Email, 2FA	Status: Login successful / Incorrect password / Checkpoint

Use Cases

• MMO operations — Manage large account sets for service registrations or airdrops, then export reports to identify active accounts
• Email marketing — Periodically check account health and export faulty accounts for recovery
• Business audits — Audit company email systems, verify logins, and report on accounts with security issues

Note: Also available: Outlook/Hotmail auto-login for Microsoft account management.